Post News: Commerce City's reputation as industrial town serves it well in hard economic times

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Today's Front Page News

Commerce City's reputation as industrial town serves it well in hard economic times
Coloradans poked fun at this gritty industrial town for more than half a century, but look who's laughing now.  

• Angel Ray Montoya trial opens in alleged murder of 3-year-old Neveah Gallegos
• Public battle waged over auction of four Still works
• Family of missing Colorado hiker grateful for help from his students, parents
• Goal of 1991 revolution in Russia is a thing of the past
• U.S. Muslims experiencing anxiety over roles

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Today's Local Politics

Commerce City's reputation as industrial town serves it well in hard economic times
Coloradans poked fun at this gritty industrial town for more than half a century, but look who's laughing now.  

• Colo. declares "fee holiday"
• Hancock team, 70 attendees hear ideas for growing "Denver Seeds"
• Hickenlooper asks Colorado workers to sound off
• Three bus shelters at Broadway and Colfax removed to fight crime
• Colorado congressman wants ballots printed only in English

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Today's Business

Wild swings return as Dow plunges 419 points
Just when Wall Street seemed to have settled down, a barrage of bad economic reports collided with fresh worries about European banks Thursday and triggered a global sell-off in stocks.  

• Parker: Suit to oust Larimer's Suite 200 follows deluge of damage
• Colorado town calling for a national boycott of Family Dollar stores
• Xcel snaps up 200 megawatts of wind power that Boulder turned down
• HP to end mobile products, may sell PC division
• Wells Fargo to test $3 fees on debit cards in 5 states

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Today's Sports Headlines

Brady Quinn makes strides as Denver Broncos' backup quarterback
During the past month of training camp at Dove Valley, the buzz about the Broncos has been Orton and Tebow, Tebow or Orton.  

• Garmin-Cervelo's Danielson aiming to be the mountain king in Colorado's Pro Cycling Challenge
• Kiszla: Athletes' desire for glory can have opposite result
• Rockies release farmhand Mike Jacobs after positive HGH test
• "Death penalty" could be on table for Miami
• Colorado Buffaloes to utilize Nick Kasa's versatile skills on defensive line

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Today's Entertainment

Movie review: "The Guard" is a darkly witty Irish romp
On a winding country road, a car carrying loud, cursing, judgment-impaired lads speeds past Irish policeman Gerry Boyle. The car and its occupants are hightailing it toward oblivion. The officer barely registers the violation — or doesn't seem to.  

• Best Bets: A not-to-be missed Folks Festival, Big Bird, female film directors and more
• Movie review: Pair struggles with life as new cat fights for his in "The Future"
• Movie review: Yo-yo pals reconnect every July 15 in "One Day"
• Artists Pard Morrison and Ted Larsen tackle geometric abstraction from different angles
• Red Rocks-bound Death Cab for Cutie cheers up with latest release

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Today's Style

Luckutt: Back-to-school season can remind far-flung relatives of the importance of family
A Brooklynite by birth, it was pure serendipity that I ended up in Colorado for high school and pure luck that I've had the joy of remaining in the state so many decades. Through undergrad, grad school, marriage, multiple houses and family growth spurts, Colorado has become my home.  

• 10 must-try, gluten-free recipes

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Today's Opinion

Johnson: Woes grow with medical-marijuana business
Jill Lamoureux has found a bank willing to accept her money. But she will not say its name, especially to me.  

• David Harsanyi: Department of Failed Ideas
• Guest Commentary: Lobato case is crucial to education
• Eugene Robinson: Where's the plan for Syria?
• Editorial: Second stimulus isn't in the cards
• Editorial: Adams assessor must step aside